Using streams to connect programming languages

I’m trying to run a computation-heavy program that creates an image on a website. Is it possible to compute in C++ and have an output stream that connects to an input stream in Node.js to display an image, or alternatively, stream is to the user and display it through JavaScript?

Question on RC4 algorithm

I started reading RC4 from a book and was not able to understand some phrases correctly.

Is it a sane thing to return Streams wherever we would normally return Collections?

While developing my API that is not tied to any legacy code, I often find myself writing methods that are purely Streams pipeline terminated by collecting the results. Like this one:

Is it a sane thing to return Streams wherever we would normally return Collections?

While developing my API that is not tied to any legacy code, I often find myself writing methods that are purely Streams pipeline terminated by collecting the results. Like this one:

What type of buffer should I implement for a one-way streaming audio device?

I’m working on a project where audio data is streamed to a device. The audio data is encoded via opus and streamed at 20 ms payloads at a time. The streaming is done via TCP to avoid packet loss completely. The goal of the streaming is to have as close as possible to live audio streaming, without audio loss, or jittering.